Mammology Surgery


Diseases of the breast can vary from benign formations to serious oncological conditions. Therefore, timely diagnosis and qualified surgical treatment are crucial in preserving health and quality of life. At the Helyos Surgery and Rehabilitation Center, we offer a wide range of surgical services for the treatment of various breast conditions, using the latest methods and technologies.

Our breast surgeons have many years of experience and apply minimally invasive techniques, which significantly reduce tissue trauma and postoperative pain. Thanks to the use of modern equipment and innovative technologies, we ensure high treatment effectiveness and fast patient recovery.

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Surgery in mammology

  • What symptoms require urgent consultation with a mammologist?

An urgent visit to the doctor is necessary if you experience lumps in the breasts, pain, nipple discharge, or changes in the shape or color of the breast skin. A timely consultation with a mammologist allows for early treatment and avoidance of complications.

  • How do I schedule an appointment with a mammologist at the Helios Medical Center?

You can schedule an appointment with a mammologist at the Helios Medical Center by phone or online through the website. The administrator will schedule a convenient consultation time and answer your questions about the cost.

  • When is fibroadenoma removal necessary?

Surgical removal of a fibroadenoma is indicated if it is growing rapidly, causing pain, or if there is a suspicion of malignancy. The decision regarding surgical treatment is made by the doctor after consultation and examination.

  • What is the difference between a sector resection and a mastectomy?

A sectoral resection involves removing a portion of the breast containing the affected area, while a mastectomy involves the complete removal of breast tissue. The choice of surgical technique depends on the diagnosis and stage of the disease.

  • Does surgery affect the ability to breastfeed?

In most cases, breast-conserving surgeries do not interfere with future breastfeeding. The breast surgeon selects a treatment method based on the preservation of breast function.

  • What examinations are required before surgery by a breast surgeon?

Before surgery, a breast ultrasound, mammogram, blood tests, and, if necessary, a biopsy are performed. Preparation allows for an accurate determination of the extent of the surgical intervention.

  • How should I prepare for a consultation with a breast surgeon?

Before the appointment, it is recommended to gather the results of preliminary examinations and record your symptoms. The consultation includes an examination, diagnosis, and determination of further treatment and rehabilitation plans.